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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $3500
It’s a project.
“i have a 1942 GPW Scriped Ford in the back. see pictures. comes with engine its out at the time. comes with the transfercase and drive shafts as well not in the picture but will come with it. i have a T84 transmission as well that i will include. Its a great jeep to restore. I have the title for it as well. i have to many projects and i will not be able to restore this great jeep. what you see in the pictures is what you get.”
Not a project: just parts IMHO. There is some value here:
1. Ford script rear panel
2. front grill
3. hood (maybe the fenders and side panels)
4. glove box appears to have its lock
5. windshield frame…
But that floor is a total loss, darn it.
So how much value? Well, the shear weight of that front bumper increases the scrap metal value.
I like the safety glass in the windshield.
Posting deleted by author. Hopefully it sold!
It would be interesting to know what happens next: project, parts, or ???
New link. I’ved updated it.
Here is the new link: http://portland.craigslist.org/mlt/cto/4982308519.html